Reply to "Fontana Stroker Engine"

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Ron, several of us have Fontanas in various stages. A good performing 450-550 horse Fontana can be built to weigh below 400 lbs complete & ready to run. You have to choose your parts carefully, but in 410-class sprint cars (where many of these engines wound up late'80s thru 2008), they routinely put out 850bhp and up all season long between rebuilds. Keep looking- they come in .060-over or .125-over bores with either Windsor or Cleveland deck heights and can go to 455. Nice thing about aluminum blocks: you can resleeve them or blow the side out and it's still fixable!

5/23/1212:39 PM

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